PeterJames

Your insurance company is looking for some assurance that your alarm will do its job in the event of another burglary, and if it doesn t that they have some recourse, ie the alarm companies efficacy insurance. So when they ask for alarm maintenance contract what they mean is they expect you to have a real alarm system, not something that came from Amazon and might alert you if you have another burglary. The Nest system is not compliant to any of the required british standards, its not graded. Even if you found some back street electrician that would offer a service contract, its unlikely that your insurer would pay out in the event of another successful burglary.

You could with a keyswitch zone

You could try calling Google they own nest now

It would be security risk if you could, just break in and press the A key

Was it a plug on Dcom?

Stop talking in riddles and just say what you want to do FFS If you cant un program the LF just link it out its not rocket science

Its not clear what you are trying to do, but if its not signalling then diss the dc and switch off line fault.

QFA Alarms are like cars they need servicing, even if your not using it, its on all the time as you discovered at silly o clock this morning

It would not need to be set to trigger the alarm if he had

Do you think its the friendly banter that puts people off posting ?

Hi we dont give out engineering manuals here, and teh user manual wont help you

Hi and welcome

I guess the manufacturers as they are all different

When I had a motorbike I used to use the petrol cap upside down as an ashtray , I couldn't afford an proper ashtray

Supposed to be finished by 2025 though thats a lot of homes

Or taken the engineer link off the bell?

I think you have to put it all in

I heard a rumour that if you leave it in the freezer overnight it defaults ?

Also when was the battery last replaced?

Its one way wireless so its nothing to do with distance, or waht it has to travel through. You can add a 12vdc PSU to these bells that would stop the battery going flat

Its a three year old thread, he has probable bitten the bullet and moved on to the 21st century now

Ive tested most of these doorbells now Ring Hik Dahua Chinese cheapos, and they do work 8 or 9 times out of 10, and so the alarm should be fine ......most of the time. Seriously though, the doorbells are nothing like the adverts would have you believe, my ring doorbell missed so many parcel deliveries and I know that the postie press the button because I have hard wired reliable CCTV. And it alerted falsely so many times even on the lowest setting that I couldn't use the motion detect at all. I do not understand why anyone would have a doorbell, understand that it doesn t always work, and then think I know, Ill use their alarm to protect my home. Its sods law that it will let you know just as the burglar is leaving, thats what the doorbell does.

Most live boxes have flashing leds some dummies have flashing led, most ADT boxes are dummies. Would you trust Ring? I wouldnt

Ive done it before you need to see which circuit terminals are common, I havent tried with an Accenta. But that said I would think the person who ran the cable would be more of a clown if he joined one of the unused wires and not the other, my money would be on a damaged cable rather than a clown installer. Is EOL not available or is the panel too early?

its a 350 the 370 was on-board keypad